[gradsusr] concatenating files
Frank Colby
Frank_Colby at uml.edu
Mon Jul 11 14:51:46 EDT 2016
Jennifer,
Thanks for the help I didn't realize how much more meta data was
included in the grib2 files.
I had found something online that seemed to suggest grib1 files worked
the same way as grib2.
Now it makes sense that it didn't work out.
Frank
On 7/8/2016 9:18 AM, Jennifer M Adams wrote:
> Hi, Frank —
> You can’t concatenate grib1 ensemble files and expect gribmap to
> distinguish between them — there isn’t any ensemble metadata in a
> grib1 header. This is discussed in the documentation for ensembles
> under ‘how to organize your data’:
> http://cola.gmu.edu/grads/gadoc/ensembles.html#data
> <https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__cola.gmu.edu_grads_gadoc_ensembles.html-23data&d=CwMF-g&c=lqHimbpwJeF7VTDNof4ddl8H-RbXeAdbMI2MFE1TXqA&r=6tSfNfW9eok2dvPp1qvMgNtd3pXLhNg0FMEbTXyDrbI&m=QPqA9k9AYEgTmQJHxaUoZ_ddngbq5ay2qvumidlIA3A&s=rfyXUHXXIldohh5hjQltp04HTFH4kkXgAH3khibQUIk&e=>.
> For GFS ensembles, I use a descriptor file like this:
>
> dset ^gfsens.%e.%iy4%im2%id2%ih2.fh%f3.grib2
> dtype grib2
> title NCEP 5D Ensemble Forecast Initialized 00z08jul2016 6-hourly out
> to 192 hours
> index ^gfsens.2016070800.map
> options template pascals
> undef -9.99e33
> xdef 360 linear 0.0 1.0
> ydef 181 linear -90.0 1.0
> zdef 10 levels 100000 92500 85000 70000 50000 25000 20000 10000 5000 1000
> tdef 33 linear 00z08jul2016 6hr
> edef 22
> *name length initialtime <type,pert or deriv>
> avg 33 00z08jul2016 0
> c00 33 00z08jul2016 1,0
> p01 33 00z08jul2016 3,1
> p02 33 00z08jul2016 3,2
> p03 33 00z08jul2016 3,3
> p04 33 00z08jul2016 3,4
> p05 33 00z08jul2016 3,5
> p06 33 00z08jul2016 3,6
> p07 33 00z08jul2016 3,7
> p08 33 00z08jul2016 3,8
> p09 33 00z08jul2016 3,9
> p10 33 00z08jul2016 3,10
> p11 33 00z08jul2016 3,11
> p12 33 00z08jul2016 3,12
> p13 33 00z08jul2016 3,13
> p14 33 00z08jul2016 3,14
> p15 33 00z08jul2016 3,15
> p16 33 00z08jul2016 3,16
> p17 33 00z08jul2016 3,17
> p18 33 00z08jul2016 3,18
> p19 33 00z08jul2016 3,19
> p20 33 00z08jul2016 3,20
> endedef
> vars
> ....
> endvars
>
>
> On Jul 7, 2016, at 5:21 PM, Frank Colby <Frank_Colby at uml.edu
> <mailto:Frank_Colby at uml.edu>> wrote:
>
>> Hi GradsUsers,
>>
>> Does anyone have an easy way to handle GFS Ensemble files? I have
>> output from ensemble runs that have separate files for each ensemble
>> member at each forecast hour. I would like to put the ensemble members
>> together into a single file. I used cat to put two files together as a
>> test, and wgrib (these are grib1 files) shows that both ensemble members
>> are indeed there. However, when I use grib2ctl and gribmap to make the
>> ctl and index files, and open the file, it only has the first ensemble
>> member. It's as if grib2ctl never read that there was a second
>> ensemble member.
>>
>> What am I missing here?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Frank Colby
>> UMass Lowell
>>
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> Jennifer Miletta Adams
> Center for Ocean-Land-Atmosphere Studies (COLA)
> George Mason University
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